ZSNES board

F-3582, cool thanks. You have the WIP URL, right? Nope, don't have it. I hope not to promise too much, because last time I tried Bsnes on my Linux box (a 1,7GHz Dothan Pentium-M with a mobilityRadeon 9700) it stuttered like hell. I suppose that stuttering in sync with the gameplay should already be...

Speaking of which, can anyone please test the PulseAudio driver I added? :P I'll try it this afternoon. However, my version ain't glitch-free, yet, and I wasn't in the mood for letting Rawhide trash my laptop just for this ;) Maybe in two weeks when Fedora 10 will be out, I'll be able to truly test...

It is supposed to allow any latency you need. It uses a big sound buffer but it can rewrite any part of it -> http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/pulse-glitch-free.html But I'm not sure if you can specify your needed latency when using the ALSA API... Mednafen does a pretty good job with the ALSA back...

Good ole Infogrames... They were infamous for making insanely hard games in any possible language back then. And North&South, one of the coolest games ported to the C64 ever

Before going with OSS4 and esd, I tried to remove pulseaudio, but that also removed ALSA (or was that ubuntu-desktop? I don't exactly remember (ubuntu-desktop is a container for lots of packages, namely the gnome de, and a few other things)), but I remember it trying to remove something I wanted to...

I just tested it with...gasp... Pulseaudio.

Setting Pulse as the default engine produces latencies of a almost a second, while accessing it via SDL (which uses Pulse, as well), makes it work like a charm.

Well, after some reading/thinking I have to say that I'm pretty impressed with what Pulseaudio achieved and is trying to achieve. First I thought that it really was just some sound server, but the more I think about it the more it seems like the AUHAL component in CoreAudio while ALSA is the HAL cou...

Could some one please clear something up for me: Is the native pulseaudio API capable of competing to OSS in terms of latency? By that I mean Pulseaudio on top of some undocumented and very special ALSA functions no one used before as pointed out here and here . Because whenever someone rants about ...

Nach wrote:http://board.zsnes.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=11513

That one works. Thanks a bunch!

Hi, this is weird... I'm using Ubuntu Hardy with a fresh install of OSS4 (finally got rid of PulseAudio). Everything is fine, so far (Okay, Rhythmbox does some weird crap, probably due to the deprecated version of GStreamer), but ZSNES stays quiet. First off, yes, ZSNES is using OSS. Terminal shows ...

Just a quick question: Did anyone try to program for PulseAudio, yet? I personally don't like its overhead, but does it at least have decent latency?

creaothceann wrote:Why not? You could for example play Lost Vikings 2 with traditional scandinavian war choir music (if it exists).

Yeah, like Finntroll or Manowar.

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Well, TextEdit (on my Mac) displayed a few garbage characters where umlauts should have been. However, TextWrangler displayed it correctly and claimed to have detected UTF-8.

Never mind.

creaothceann wrote:[locale_german.rar]

Are there plans on adding support for translated keys & advanced descriptions?

Thanks for updating the translation. I was pretty busy with studying during the weekend.

Say, is this still UTF-8?

We may have debated this before, so before this degenerates into further questioning, let's just be aware of the cost as we struggle to find a benefit to weigh it against: a user is being presented with two different options which appear to be doing the same thing. Some will perceive redundancy, ot...

"Reset System" - Zurücksetzen might sound a little antiquated, but at least it's a German word, ain't it? I didn't try to translate every single word - I think everybody who knows what a "Reset-Schalter" is wouldn't have problems with it. "Power Cycle System" - Does th...

byuu wrote:Silly. Just capitalize the first letter then, I suppose. I just lower case it because it's not really supposed to be anything but a description of what's supposed to go into a textbox.

Aye aye. Version 1.03 is ready. I hope I didn't delete anything, this time...

Alternativvorschläge Good ideas, thanks a lot. I'll consider most of them, except for these, probably: "Disabled" - I think, "Deaktiviert" sounds a little better. "Gamma ramp" - How about "Farbverstärkung"? I'd also like to change "Gamma" to "G...

"Enabled" = "Aktiviert" "Disabled" = "Deaktiviert" My translation of "Power Cycle" might have been a little too literal ^^ One could probably change it to "Netzschalter" or "Konsole ein-/ausschalten". In your translation, I belie...

My translation of "Power Cycle" might have been a little too literal ^^ One could probably change it to "Netzschalter" or "Konsole ein-/ausschalten".

I did a German translation. Rapidshare link here: http://rapidshare.de/files/39470919/locale.cfg.zip.html (Version 1.04 - thanks to creaothceann and byuu) CC'ed it here, if anyone wants to criticise it (Yes, Pizuz is me, too). "System" = "System" "Load Cartridge" = &quo...

Sure, but PulseAudio is a pretty big change and many people complained because of its rather large CPU usage/decreased stability compared to the few noticable improvements it provides. Well, anyway, you can almost always run problematic apps through OSS.

Nope. This one. Anyway, I've been switching to Linux about the time Ubuntu Dapper came out and I didn't find anything (except games, apparently) I couldn't do on Linux and so I decided to stay there. Can't say I'm sad about that decision. There is a load of good emulators for Linux and most of my g...

Look at that last screenshot and you know what we were pointing at...

Anyway, enough TO-ing.

Never played that game, did you?